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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 09, 1844

Page

5

Oxford News Roundup of University Checks and Local Events

Oxford authorities tightened controls on junior members amid irregularities in dining houses and eating establishments. Reports cover reforms, revived missions, new Eton staff, crew selections, and a Parliament incident injuring a workman. Also notes on arson trials, public aid donations, and various accidents and ceremonies.

Court and Fashion. The Queens Lovers at St James Palace

The Queen will hold levees at St James's Palace on two Wednesdays, the 13th and 20th inst. Attendents must bring two cards, with names, one for the Queen's page and one for the lord in waiting. Names must be sent to the lord chamberlain's office before 12 o'clock on the preceding Monday. Drawing room on the 25th, with knights to appear in collars. Ladies must bring two cards and submit names for approval by the 22d inst. The report notes potential royal residence in the Isle of Wight at Osborne and possible sale of the Brighton Pavilion, and Windsor state apartments reopen to the public. The King of Sweden update, Greek king Otho's illness, and other court notes follow.

Oxford Board of Heads Passontena Incorporated Society Francis Close Ang Evangelicale F. Duncan Gilby St. James's Seay Eton Coltege Codsign Codrington Erring Ewe Luttrell Speake Slade Babington Dixon Woodsidge Lord Cecil de Dest Coamed Williams Gregory Worshipful Company of Nercers Worshipful Company of Grocers Bishop of London Monson Phertms Liverpool New Jerusalem Joe Smith Kelly Rhean Livercoal Anyoo Mona Isle of Man Steyning Welch Brighton Edward Cox Ndranisé James Rampling Chelmsford Assizes John Page T. Wakley Brentford Twickenham-road Isleworth Michael Thompson Fox and Hounds Hughes Ealing Union M‘inlay Sheffield Yorkshire M‘innay Anna Delacour James Delacour Sunnyhill W. Galway Marlow Cork Edward Townsend Mold John Roden George Hughes Roden Chelsea Ordnance Department Her Orrey St. James’s Palace Lord Chamberlain Zane N.B Her Majesty Isle of Wight Osborne House Cowes Isabella Blachford Brighton Pavilion Windsor Castle Windsor Moniteur Stockholm Sweden Greece Athens Otho Earl of Zetland Freemasons Marquis of Salisbury Wattack James Hope Coldstream Guards Charles Hope Greenwich Hospital Earl of Hopetown Lady Wallace Newcastle Chronicle Admiral Hall George Smart Paris Compagnies de Algiers Réforme and Courrier Francais Abbaye Affrica Africa Larochejacquelin Ploermel Spain Madrid Alicant Tilete Faluccas Cordova Casas de Berry Carthagena Murcia Tao Heraldo Morocco Puerto de Santa Maria Prim Bayonne Bilboa Urbistondo Biscay Bulwer Gonzales Bravo Germany Dugsburgh Goritz Duke of Vienna Schoenbrun Russia Bavaria Prussia Wurtemberg Levant Mail GnreEce Levant Indian Express Constantinople Stratford Canning Porte England M. de Bourquency Rifaat Pacha Athloxe Election Committee Austin Moss William Cellet Athlone Collet Busfield Clogher Patrick Henry John Rafferty William Bannan Patrick Sullivan Nanny Water Drogheda Journal Droit Ward Rue de Londres London Tavern Bishopsgate-street Lord Morpeth Robert Grosvenor George Carroll B. Bond Cabbell B. B. Crabbell Pasha Egypt Waghorn Friends of Foreionens J. Labouchere Duke of Cambridge Emperor of Austria Cholmondeley Charities Duchess of Kent Ireland Monaghan Assizes House of Commons John Hanlon Patrick M‘kenna Patrick Duffy Michael Conolly Patrick Kavanah Monaghan John Brady Brady James Ward Drury Layg Tuzarrg M. Duprez Arnold Guillaume Tell Tell Walter Asile Héréditaire Cooper Leffler Duprez Borrani Gessler Thomas Allex George-street Hanover Square Marlborough Street C. Reilly Hardwick Hicu Szas William M‘gregor Charles Lambert Central Criminal Court Admiralty of M‘gregor Griggs M'Gregor Tregear Tregear and Lewis Cheapside Guildhall Alderman Lucas Lewis Hobler Coles Messrs Keith Printer and Gas Company Withees Tregears Lewises Goulburn Morning Herald Tattersall’s Crockford Colonel Cradock Pagan F. A. Millbank Sir Robert Tuting Tacita Lord Eglinton Jamie Forest Deray John Day Bowes Thornhill Scott Copeland Lord Orford Hill Beaumont Bradshaw Sir. Isaac Lord Chesterfield Mr. Gregory Lord Stradbroke Princess Fanny Eden

Great Foot race at Sutton ends with Stag win

A high stakes 200 pound side race at Sutton featured Jenkinson the London Stag and John Smith the Regent-street Pet. The quarter mile contest drew a large crowd as the Stag surged ahead to win by four yards in under a minute after a close battle from the start.

Sumex Zoomnctcat Gardens Cross Surrey Zoological Gardens M. B. Hawes London Conservatoire Handel Paris Mapams Donis Gras Académie Royale Jenkinson London Stag John Smith Regent-street Sutton Smith Preston Quarter Union Whitehaven Her James Taggart Cumberland Pacquet Inmense Beech-bill Reading G. C. Beauchamp City of Carlisle Wainfleet Haven Lincolnshire Hull and Carlisle Goole Honfleur Proudlove Wainfleet Harbour Samuel Moody Skegness Carlisle

Masquerade night at Haymarket and theatre reviews

A critic reports covert masquerade at Covent Garver with lavish stage decor and profligate tone. HayMarket stages The Marriage of Reason and Josephine or the Fortune of War amid mixed reception. Adlphi presents Ulrica and Bricoiton opens with sparse audience, plus news on theatrical fund festival plans.

Giovanni HayMarket France Madame Celeste and Webster Donizetti Mr. Buckstone Josephine Bucketone Count O'Osborn Prussia Ulrica Bricuton W.farren Covent Garden Theatrical Fund Samuel Lover

Coventry Stakes and major races betting at Tattersall's

Gambling notes from Tattersall's show Ben-y-Ghlo and Celeste as favorites in the Coventry Stakes and two thousand guineas field. Curster Cup favorites include Sir Robert and Pagan with mixed betting activity. Denby and other entries list Odds against multiple horses, with large stakes on Telemachus and Beaumont. Also reported are Oxarks mares, Spelthorne Cup, a Gravesend bout, and Manchester Garrison races highlights including Pocket Venus and Shrimp results.

Tattersall Celeste Queen of the Gipsies John’ Day Milbanke Stanley Wakeel Sir Robert Liverpool Pagan Denby John Day Crockford Rattan Peel Orlando Beaufront Bradshaw Sir Isaac Rogers Buck Leander T’auld Squire foig-a-Ballagh Campanero Beaumont Beaufort Mount Charles Telemachus Lord Chesterfield Mr. Gregory W. Nash Batt Belinda Cullen Rowe Gravesend Manchester Garrison Mr. Crofton Pocket Venus G. Francis Mr. Muloch Shrimp Holehouse G. Francia Mr. Jones

Latest intelligence from Europe and vicinity report unrest abroad

Paris rumors of troop conspiracies trigger disciplinaire detentions in Algiers while Spanish and Italian fronts show disorder and arrests. Reports include Basque conspiracies, Vienna palace preparations for a Russian visit, Greek constitutional debates, and other international tensions with local incidents and cultural notes.

Free Trade Rally Promises High Profits And Cheap Bread

A spirited call proclaims free trade as the path to wealth with high profits and good wages, asserting abundant opportunities and affordable bread for all workers. The rhetoric emphasizes economic revival and broad consumer relief, urging public support.

Open Question on Sir Robert Peel Two Left Legs

A satirical theatrical piece targets Sir Robert Peel with stage dialogue and mock legal arguments about his finances and the tax. It lampoons promises from 1842, mocks two left legs as a metaphor for insincere politics, and hints at broader parliamentary tensions over tariffs and industry.

O'Connell Sir Robert England Tamworth Three Kingdoms Mayfair Pimlico Orlando Lasabe Pe Maule Angel Sir Robert Peel Mr. Williams Robert Peel Williams Peel

Dover coach accident injures former butler near lamp post

On Wednesday afternoon a rearriage of G Palmer MP’s coach on City road lost a seat support, toppled the coachman and crushed an elderly man in his harness. The man, a former butler, suffered crushed thigh broken leg and arm, internal injuries and was taken to St Bartholomew’s hospital. No one else was harmed.

G. Palmer Essex Butler Palmer May National Animals’ Friend Society Map St. Bartholomew’s Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sporting Intelligence Cotton Twist Sir Robert Peel, Bart M.P St. Stephen's Chapel Robert Peer Coventry Wictrass Hardinge R. Peel Sir R. Pesu, J Cotton
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